Sentence examples for scrutinised over from inspiring English sources
The attention to detail in returning a hyper-efficient result means every single aspect of the process is scrutinised over and over again to achieve a seamless result, even down to the paper used for voting slips.
Durand and Martin also came under the spotlight of the National Audit Office, which saw Martin scrutinised over his additional £160,000 in fees as the owner of a separate company running rental accommodation and a fitness centre from the school's property.
He is being scrutinised over an alleged request for some of his family members to gain unpaid work experience at Qatar's Aspire academy.
The role of the private sector in development is expected to be further enhanced – and scrutinised – over the coming year, as governments debate how the next set of development goals (the sustainable development goals) will be funded from 2015.
Scotland Yard was also scrutinised over its inquiry, which was eventually dropped, into a claim that former home secretary Leon Brittan raped a 19-year-old woman known as "Jane" in 1967.
The trustees that uphold Reuters' independence gave their approval, but the deal will be scrutinised over the coming months by competition regulators in America and Europe.A new housemateSpain's Telefónica sold its 75% stake in Endemol, a Dutch media-production company that is responsible for starting the fashion for reality-TV with programmes such as "Big Brother".
I endured an evening of him scrutinising over what he could have done wrong and wondering what anyone else could have done to deserve the post more than he did.
Your conduct of this matter is being scrutinised all over the world.
But for the athlete whose gender has been scrutinised the world over in the last 24 hours, it came as no surprise that she was advised to shun the media after her title-winning race.
Even Obama's eventual running mate, Joe Biden, was scrutinised by the media over a possibly racist comment.
Political leaders rushed to welcome the decision, announced just as the prime minister was being scrutinised in the Commons over his diplomacy at the EU summit on Monday.
